Vehicle recall defect – The Drive Axle Housings Consist Of A Plate Steel Center SeCTIon And Two Forged Spindles, One Of Which Is Welded To Each End Of The Center SeCTIon. Each Spindle Contains A Keyway Slot In Which The Locking Tab For The Wheel Bearing Nut Locking Mechanism Is Inserted. The Length Of The Keyway Slot May Not Be Long Enough To Accommodate The Tab Causing The Tab To Be Deformed Or Damaged During Installation.
Vehicle recall defect – Four Compression Backplate Retaining Fasteners On The Turbo-Charger Were Torqued Only Hand Tight. This Allows The Fasteners To Loosen, And Causes Oil To Leak Into The Compressor Air Side Of The Turbo-Charger Which, When Coupled With The Heat Precipitated By The Compressor And The Mixing Action Of The Compressor Wheel, Can Result In An Air/Oil Mixture That Fuels The Engine.
Vehicle recall defect – Four Compression Backplate Retaining Fasteners On The Turbo-Charger Were Torqued Only Hand Tight. This Allows The Fasteners To Loosen, And Causes Oil To Leak Into The Compressor Air Side Of The Turbo-Charger Which, When Coupled With The Heat Precipitated By The Compressor And The Mixing Action Of The Compressor Wheel, Can Result In An Air/Oil Mixture That Fuels The Engine.
Vehicle recall defect – The Tie Rod Used On The Dana Fa-64 Front Drive Axle Has A Threaded Sleeve To Permit Toe-In Adjustment Without Removing An End. The Tie Rod Bar Is Necked Down To Incorporate The Sleeve. A Stress Riser Is Created At The Threaded Portion Of The Adjustment Sleeve Which May Cause A Fatigue Fracture And Failure Of The Tie Rod Where It Screws Into The Sleeve.
Vehicle recall defect – The Tie Rod Used On The Dana Fa-64 Front Drive Axle Has A Threaded Sleeve To Permit Toe-In Adjustment Without Removing An End. The Tie Rod Bar Is Necked Down To Incorporate The Sleeve. A Stress Riser Is Created At The Threaded Portion Of The Adjustment Sleeve Which May Cause A Fatigue Fracture And Failure Of The Tie Rod Where It Screws Into The Sleeve.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain 4X4 Vehicles Equipped With A FABCo Tc-200 Transfer Case, An Excessive Front Drive Shaft Angle May Cause Accelerated Wear And Failure Of The Drive Shaft And Related Components.
Vehicle recall defect – The Tie Rod Used On The Dana Fa-64 Front Drive Axle Has A Threaded Sleeve To Permit Toe-In Adjustment Without Removing An End. The Tie Rod Bar Is Necked Down To Incorporate The Sleeve. A Stress Riser Is Created At The Threaded Portion Of The Adjustment Sleeve Which May Cause A Fatigue Fracture And Failure Of The Tie Rod Where It Screws Into The Sleeve.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Heavy Duty Trucks, A Brass Fitting Connects The Double Check Valve To The Brake Relay Valve. With Certain Inputs To The Vehicle, The Weight Of The Check Valve On The Fitting Can Cause The Assembly To Resonate. The Subject Vibration Can Cause Excessive Strain Levels In The Fitting, Which Could Eventually Fatigue And Fail.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Medium And Heavy Duty Trucks, A Brass Fitting Connects The Double Check Valve To The Brake Relay Valve. With Certain Inputs To The Vehicle, The Weight Of The Check Valve On The Fitting Can Cause The Assembly To Resonate. The Subject Vibration Can Cause Excessive Strain Levels In The Fitting, Which Could Eventually Fatigue And Fail.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain 4X4 Vehicles Equipped With A FABCo Tc-200 Transfer Case, An Excessive Front Drive Shaft Angle May Cause Accelerated Wear And Failure Of The Drive Shaft And Related Components.